Electronic Governance: Implications for Citizens, Politicians and Public Servants

By I. Snellen. 2002

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Subfields: Political Science and International Relations

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Citations in the corpus

• Citizen interaction with e-government: From the streets to servers? (2005, background): “The strict monitoring of the performance of the street-level bureaucrats and of the organization to which they belong is also enhanced.(4) Scholars have even argued that btoday, a more true-to-life vision of the term dbureaucracyT would be a room filled with softly humming servers, dotted here and t”
• Street-Level Bureaucracy and E-Government (2015, methodology): “The focus is put on the ‘ downgrading ’ of street-level work (Snellen, 2002: 194 – 5).”